Former Afghan minister denounces Taliban murdering children in popular uprisings

Despite the first official statements from their spokespersons, the Taliban have started their revenge all over Afghanistan. The former Minister of the Interior, Massoud Andarabi, posted on Twitter a series of terrifying images of his deaths, including a young child.

“The Taliban They try to rule by terrorizing and killing young children and old people. They cannot rule the nation with such actions. “Andarubi wrote, along with the photographs of corpses.

In addition, he spoke about what was happening in his native region, Andarab, where the Taliban carried out “unjustified raids, capturing people without justification and murdering innocent citizens.”

According to the former official, the ruthless actions were answered by popular uprisings of the inhabitants “to protect their life, their honor, their dignity and their property”.

Meanwhile, the main group of the The resistance against the Taliban denied on Tuesday that it was negotiating its surrender.

In fact, former Afghan soldiers, many of whom were trained by Western troops, joined forces with local militias at a base in the valley of Panjshir, northeast of Kabul, to confront the Taliban. The group is fighting under the banner of Afghan National Resistance Front [NRF] and is headed by Ahmad Massoud.

Andarabi released the photos after assuring in an interview with Indian media India today this week what resistance to the Taliban regime would not disappear: “I think there will be backs, pushes and resistance.”

“Watch CA If the Taliban do not adapt to Afghanistan today, this resistance will continue to emerge “, he claimed. “Resistance will continue in all its forms across the country. “

In addition, he warned that if the Taliban want the people to support their government and prevent an ongoing rebellion, they should form an elected government, not an undemocratic “emirate”.

Andarabi was sacked by the recently ousted president Achraf Ghani last March, after a series Taliban attacks on government troops.

After his post on Twitter on Tuesday, the Afghan journalist Bilal Sarwary described him as a “highly respected” former public servant.

The shocking new images are released after the Chilling reported last week that Islamist activists have hunted down towns in Afghanistan in search of women and girls.

Outside of Kabul, in the In rural areas and some cities, people are breathing the end of decades of war, but women and ethnic minorities fear for their future. In some places, Islamists have separated men and women at work or at school. Under his previous regime, women could neither work nor study.

Since the capture of the Afghan capital on August 15, after consecutive victories in almost every province in the country, afghanistan has yet to form a government and most of the positions are vacant, which is why the Taliban are negotiating a new executive which will be governed by sharia or Islamic law.

A group of Afghan political leaders are part of the talks, but It is still unclear whether one of the figures of past governments, who fought the insurgents, will have a place in power.

The absence of women in meetings of the past ten days, he also expressed doubts about their ability to find a place in the new leadership.

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